The phrase "absolutely united" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a strong sense of unity or agreement among a group of people or entities.
Example: "In times of crisis, the community was absolutely united in their efforts to support one another."
Alternatives: "completely united" or "entirely united".
"But on this we are absolutely united".
"We have to be absolutely united".
Hunt said: "If you look at the substance of the issue the Conservative party is absolutely united.
"In the war on terrorism, we are absolutely united in fighting for one of the most basic purposes of American society, protecting the physical security of every American".
Although Mr. Malvasi and Ms. Marra have different lawyers, Bruce A. Barket, who represents Ms. Marra, said, "They are absolutely united.
A 76% turnout, a 98% mandate for action, and thousands of doctors on pickets across England showed a profession absolutely united.
"I think the party is absolutely, positively united in its desire to win the White House.
"May says she is negotiating on behalf of the United Kingdom, but there is absolutely nothing united about a so-called United Kingdom.
The LGA's chairman Sir Merrick Cockell told the BBC: "It's unusual for local government to be able to absolutely be united and from our side of public services we're saying 'we have a common view and we really want to work with the national government on actually delivering that'.
Do you think we would have been successful if we didn't have an operation that was not 100% and worked absolutely brilliantly?" United were unwilling to release any specific details about the treatment Hargreaves received, citing medical confidentiality both from the point of view of the club and the player.
The Labour movement was, Corbyn said, "passionate, democratic, diverse, united, and absolutely determined in our quest for a decent and better society that is possible for all".
